Chop Wood, Carry Water

Multitasking is a lie. The human brain was not designed to do more than one "thinking" activity at a time. What we are actually doing is task-switching, and we're not doing a very good job of it. In this episode, I talk about why that is, and I challenge us all to adopt the methodology of "chop wood, carry water." 

In this episode, I also talk about two stories I've written recently:

• "To Teach or Not to Teach"
• "What I've Learned from Writing 400 Stories on Medium"

If you give one or both a read, I would love to connect on your thoughts. Leave a comment and I promise to get back to you. 

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